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6
Sports
Ailment Gives Owner and Trainer
of Colt Considerable Concern
Collector Jessup Is the
Victor in Neilson
Handicap
TE«TERDi^ TIIVYER*
- ttea* .
Per./. ?**ferr. Prtne-
To »«\u25a0 w. «:::!rr 4-5
llfmla TV. nu\rr 16-5 i
RU(i» L. WllHama.. «-5 I
(«L J«icf :H«raer . .1-1 !
ValadXT... !w. Stiller 4-C '
TTniWl I\u25a0 ' •"" / " '"•" fT*l \u25a0!'\u25a0\u25a0 -. 5-* I
J. R. J ef fery
\u25a0 Collector;. Jessaj>, : James A.
Murray's crack sprinter, achieved
zn ezsy victory in the Xeilsoa
fcandicap at Emeryville yesterday*
after Tony Faust. S..C. Hildreth's
sterling colt, had been scratched
on account of a sudden lameness
that had developed over riight.
The ailment gave the trainer of
the colt that has performed so
sensationally since the opening of
the meeting no little concern, and
it is needless to s?y that every
effort is being nrade to restore the
rolt to his^normal condition. The
i seat and cause of the : trouble, it is
reported, has not been definitely
::<e***rsi!2*d: :<e***r5i!2*d- .-TTith-Tcry RtCSt cut of
the rcr.zKrg. Cotlectcr iwiti; rc!*d *.r.
odfi»-«a favorite ra . th* bettirg. «.t:<4.
leauCi^r &Il:the nri.r. five h:s backers
to creaslrtss at iry. tu?« of the race.
He came sway txvm hi* field lathe
'.\u25a0\u25a0trctch- csfl- was foer lengths to the ;
good «.t tie £s!sh_ Miry F was . the
coctesder an tfc« way. but barely t-i>s- i
aged to «»v*. the •p:&?«' from Soufrere. 1
'\u25a0.wtlcK isare ./cane i very fast tfcroagfc' j
the .••'tretch.- 3ilss OSclous was prcn:!- \u25a0
.fcert;' la.' the -.early- stages/ but faded \
away it tfce end -un<s*-r ; iirade<}uate ;
r;«r.Ci?Tg fey . th*. apprectiee boy who 1
was cp. Ilorner roce the witner to ',
perSeeUon. Ratsrlc the w«H-b«.ck»d ;
>«• - cr. ; clsoic*. with Sflll*-r vp, Mfcvzblt'i ,
; after \u25a0-..i.eaTlnjr .the pa<:<!o». lt. m.z.6 \u25a0 -tne.y i
;b«v* Jrcrt t:~ :n '.'. as h* wa» thereafter ',
•»\u25a0 bit lame. ; He wa*.outfcn .by every I
fcorte "ln tb* r*c* Jtnd firithed a poor',
COLT HIACKO*S VICTORY*
..The rurr.lr:g of th* *e~osi3 two-year-;
old race . of the ytar rerulted Jn an
other victory for S. C. \u25a0 Hilcreth.- wto
wai represented la the. rare- br Kiau ko. ;
a'- bro'wa :colt fey Fresao-ily Fat*, and ;
Billy. Catkins., a. bay. colt by indio- ;
. Cnessica. , Elacto .won. sltA Hildreths
other colt ran third, H. T.. GriSn's .Bar
donia, a chestnut, colt by : Belredere-
IsenV. • frpUtXteg : the . Hildretii entry.
-Hiaclcp jbrbke well \u25a0• and w&s quick to
grig. :r.;c l;s f;r:>. but swerved »H o^rer
•'the .-track- U» 'ft>lte. : of L*roy TVliliama*
«frort* to. Iceep .feita . rtraigrht. WUlianss '
.tock to .Chinees and r.-ilng tlaa oati
right tftth* wire won by nearly two'
lengths. Bare or.ia CMXb/% >tout!y through
Xh«. *tr*t<JK foilowt-d by BUJy Watkics.
.'thft pair -.of .' them wresting second and
ttlrd 3>osltions froni .B^a^•oure• and Ras-|
:tler. The ©s her* «-how*-d little.
GOOD THJ3TC <. O I > TIIROI GB
: A.' "good .thing" went tbrobgh when
FuUetta won tte final rac* cf th^ day.
Tbls mpn /pt Mirthful, whos* last start.
. was in higb-c'.asf f^irr^nr.r in the Mas- |
r.le Gray Handicap, made a show of the]
cheap field, he was up.agsisat yefter- j
day. He- w*s as good a* *to 1 in the 1
betting kt one time . esd was played;
cowa to 14 ,tb 5 by post time. Orz.has» \
lain aJOEg.wltfa him . bc-Wud Roll* to:
xh* tiif-mile. pole, where he sent him j
to the frost a-nd'-won at tbm e-nd wita I
' ease by .two lengths from Magraa". thei
\u25a0well -played. .favorite, irho tad rectired
InfiiCerert handling fr«ira Jockey J.
Kelly. • Rolla was th!rd. six ler.|rths j
away; 1! A.-Po«-*U shewed a bit of!
. early speed, but was tooo dec*, while !
the other* Tan f *aturele*s . rares. The ',
ring received' nipre 'of a scorching, in j
• tfci» race.. thai* in e:tner of the four]
' races In which f»vorit»-» were «ucces»
.txH during the. afternoon.
To San,* odes-on favorit* In tb«» open
ing r»c*,.ga;re her- backer? a protractea
: *peil cf -uceaslsess on. acrojjnt cf the
: fractious rzunn^T !n which »h« cat cp
&t the post." tV£.lt*r. Miller had her In
• .charge asd. it was fuiiv ten rnisut"*
afttr the "• field • reach*-<l the post before
Sta-rter. Holtsnan saw a rha.nc« to spring
the barrier. To San refused to lise up j
and was . In cured to do «o only after]
etrenuous-- -work' on the part of -Ho2t» j
r maa't axsistui.ti. Fh# got away poarly. 1
• but. bad the *p*ed to" run around .her !
field, take tbe lead c? tire three -cuart*-r {
j pole and .win-. imiTTj. four lesgths' In |
\u25a0 frost of Batldor.. The latter showed I
marked Improvement under vigorous j
handling -by Al Brown, who is the t>e*t j
boy that -has been t:p oa the old Eey el ;
SAnta . : Anita gelding- In nl» recect :
•starts. Cardinal S&rto ws.s an <isy *
tlilrd-- -.Pid Silver ran. a rac«? that was
fore«BaJlow.ea'. by tfcfr betting. In eon
t.re«' to his last performance. Haisault
showed «ome speed, but Qdt.&a if not
ready. . : ; ;. •• . . . -.
3TOTHI>*O: :TO :*T BIT IXCXtSAJX
. . There was nothing to the second
..race but -Hers&in. ffiltcr Miller was i
uj> land, iaiUng. th«? • l**d at the half- j
imlle pole, ..won going away, f our j
lengths in front of J&ke Ward, who j
enatchfed'fthe .plite by a nos* from!
Cock Sure. Hersata has been Quitting i
in her r«scent -races, fc'ut Miller r~*zr.-i
' tb Lave the proper prescription for h«r
,es he has .ha^ for other quittem that
. he has fooled into winning on s«reraJ
occasions of late. B^ll Reed, the fa-.
vortte. ran a shockingly bad race.
Knowing xione of. h!s asval rpe«rd at aey
etage. Mrs. Matthews, away poorly,
rushed to the front, but faded
away in the stretch.
VolaAay. another edds-on favorite,
iron the fifth with great «a*e. iaillfr
laid back with him to the half, then
let him down and .b* inn trrcztod over
his field, winolnic-by tlv+--l*rt?xii&. Iras
Cniehed f&et and took th«> place I>v a ;
head from 'Orcran. who displayed «ud
den !.T.provi m» r.i. possibly under tbe
Influence of tn* long odds that the
books laid ag&inrt him on the trtrength
of tis recent poor performances. He
bad all his speed aad l»-d into the
stretch, where R. Davt* let him svrfrve \
all over the track. Briers ran a race i
th*t »es fir b» low pa. ÜBS
Gossip of the Track
Prenid^nt Thomas H. Willlamr of the
Jockey Club had the tnisfortuse to lose
m promising two-ypar-old yesterday,
when St. Candelaria, by Altimax, out
or Pi conic, stepped Into a bad' epot
Tony Faust Withdrawn on Account of Sudden Lameness
San Francisco Call's Racing Form Chart
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! '<~7i'» Ec»ltlKirp<'. 3 <J. E. Ca«e» ..! &2 5 * 2 6 3 « S 4 1«5 S ;Klr«2tbaca . fl 10
hi. U. A_ r^weU. 5 <Mc€a2«xy>-!:o; 4 31,46 42 62 (8 tM<-Bri4e S 7
17« Qvffl A!»:». 4 »iJJ»ftin:t'i* T 7 14" S 72 7« 710 ißettt^ j 100 100
< 22» >p»*rt»-«i» L««». 3 Ojw & Sob*..! 6 5 1^,7 b*lo *> 3 * 2^j ! E. I>^sxa ...J 5 7 ,
t 27& S*a I>=>o. « tappirgat* * Co. » IVI-- S» » & » & » (A. Walfch ..t 20 SO
;Tia» sv""^s. Al. 1:1«1^. 1:4*1-5. At po« 2H B Pastes. O2 at 3ii>7*i. Foiletta. place.
I*lo- *ltt>m. 1-2- ilirrrae, pU»». 4-5: a&ov. 2-5. i. ::«. shear. 5-2. Wisatr «ra. t. by
SUrrfcfei-Erta. Trata*d by H. W. Hoaf. Srr«t*Ji»<l — Waterrsre. Start pwi Won ea»:!y.
Se-?<<kd case. H^i. prk-e — Macrase 2. B-^triljsii 25. «.--».- t A es froea J-C-'O to $306 tj
C. H*i?er». E*taioed. Ft!l*tta rot away w*JI ta tsotioo. did net «elk aad ressic; fclaiiy
•rt tt* pace after reaefciss ti* b*ck »tr#lct. xsA woa easUy. Uagrase nta m tair rac« cader
iiairemrt Jr! !*T I?<Tf \u25a0»«» t*st cf tie baXtsce.
1 *
I while b>;ng schooled on th« training
! track and broke one of his shoulders.
> A bullet mercif sly ended the animal's
r suffering. Jones, the boy who was
[ riding th* youngster, escaped with
minor Injuries.
C. E. Dcnsell entered Nealoa yester
day in the big stakes of the metropoli
\ tan tracks to be decided next summer,
'including the Brooklyn and Suburban
; handicaps*. lie also entered Temaceo
' In. several of the minor stakes. Tfcere
ils a strong probability that Xealon
[ will not b» seen in any of the local
stake events until the Burns handi
cap, for which it is thought that Dur
| cell !« pointing him. -
Barney Schreiber stands fifth in the
list of winning owners on the Ameri
can turf for ISOS with a total of *82,-
SS3 In purse naorey. His horses won
119 races during I»©6. which is far
'. and sway the best record of the year.
lia ISOS he was second with nlnety
i nine victories to Ed Corrigan's 100.
i C6rriga.a'« fcersis won only eighty-one
; rac«i during tbe past year. In addl-.
! tion to the 1 10 races -won by Schreib
'*r"» horses, he ran second in sixty-six
and third In seventy-eir.
•
£?. C Hildretb Is th* only other
' horseman now racing In California \u25a0who
figures in the list of twenty leading
j owners besides Barney Schreiber.
HllcTettfs wianlcrs for the year were
$29,411. His horses won forty-sU '
races, were second thirty-seven times j
and third in twenty.
v;.:::m Garth leads, the American!
trainers In tbe number of winners sad- !
dl*d during I*o6 — eighty-two. Wil- j
Ham "Walker Is second with seventy
four. H. R. Brandt sixth with Cfty
< Igct. S. C. Hildreth ninth with fifty
fot:r. G. H. Keene eleventh with fifty
two and Dave Henry twentieth with
forty-two.
• . • "\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0* • Jj'--
SValter Miller came close to being
the whole chow in the Jockey line
yesterday. He had four mounts and
won with three of them. Jockey
Homer was in the money four times
and landed one wiener.
• • •
Tommy Sandy will probably resume
riding today after a layoff yesterday
on account of a broken tooth and
abdominal injuries sustained Is his
lall from Plausible on Tuesday.
• • •
Fulle-tta" was bid up from $€00 to
!<•••\u25a0• by C. Heifers, at which figure
11. V.\ Hoag retained him. Hoag
then claimed Magrane out of *.ac race
for *«*.
• • •
During the year Just closed the NeT
California Jockey Club distributed
$(20,€15 as purses in 774 races. The
\jo% Angeles Jockey Club distributed
*27«,260.
Tommy Burns, who. rode in France
last summer, will not return to Amer
ica until the expiration of his contract
with his French employer, two years
Sal videre* I* reported to have aerel-
THE SAX FRANCISCO CALL*. THURSDAY. JANUARY 3. 1907.
oped greatly since sro.-.zr into winter
quarters at Little Rock. hr has
taken on over 100 pounds.
Yesterday's scratches: Lillitus, The
Reprobate. Sea Lad, Triumphant. Tony
Faust, Watercure.
BRAIX I.VJURED OS GRIDIRO.V
SANTA' ROSA. Jan. 2.— Kenneth Mac
ktnxie, a Stanford freshman, who has
been spending his holiday vacation
here with his parents, had a narrow
escape from fatal injuries in a foot
ball game here yesterday afternoon.
He was Injured in the neck early ia
the first half, but refused to retire,
and played with great energy through
to the last, when his team was defeat
ed by a score of 8 to 0.
Mackenzie started home, but before
he reached there he had become dazed
and was hardly able to reach the door
before he lost consciousness. He was
placed under medical care and for
hours he was not conscious of any.
thing which was h*\ng done for him.
The injury was at the base of the
brain and it was feared fatal results
would follow, but this forenoon he re
gained consciousness. He Is slightly
dazed and unable to recall events of
yesterday, but the attending physician
believes he is out of danger and will
speedily recover.
LAVIGVE TO RE-ENTER RING
NEW YORK. Jan. 2. — Kid Lavjgne,
the old-time lightweight champion, in
a letter today., declares he is in earnest
about re-entering th« ring. From his
home In Detroit, Mich., he has issued a
sweeping challenge to meet the best
lightweights of today. He prefers to
fight Young Corbett or Tommy Murphy.
Lavlgne says he has been" in actual
training for six weeks, with the expec
tation of getting on a match with some
good boxer. He says he is in as good
condition now as he ever was. and feels
confident he will make good if given
another chance.
OAKLAND CLUB'S NEW LIFE
OAKLAND. Jan. 2. — After spending
the first two years of its existence in
a somnambulistic state, the Oakland
Athletic Club comes to life with the
advent of the new year and announces
that it will hold monthly fight shows
If It can secure suitable quarters. The
club will devote Its attention toward
bringing together the best of the four
round fighters, and plans to put on six
bouts at each show.
PLEADED WITH CABDI.VAL TEAM
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Jan. 2 —
Stanford students and faculty are
greatly pleased over the outcome of
the championship games played by the
cardinal team against the Canadians In
the North. Although twice defeated
and held to one tie, every one I regards
the showing as a very , creditable one
when the " closeness of the scores -is
considered. President Jordan Is more
in favor of Rugby than ever.
Tom Dillon for correct styles In hats,
corner Van \u25a0 Ness and McAllister SU
J2.SO. $3.60. $5.0* • '
Large Fields of
Cheap Horses
to Contest
The Call's Selections
J. R. Jeff ery
Flrmt 'm»''p.' ; Xmcemt, Cal
mar f AJ LJadler. -
-«~omi race— GalvesKmlaa. L»
Rose, Coma.
Third rat*— Ed Lilburn. ReMOe,
Golden Rvlr.
Tout tb rare— Tbe Only Way,
Hooliaraa, Sir Carter.
Fifth nee— Prestige. JaekfnlL
Graphite.
• Sixth raee— Xoale Lucille. EU
nmado, \%*ee Las*. -'
• Tfce card for today at Emeryville
is made up of large "fields of horses
of mediocre caliber, asd it Is unlike
ly that favorites will fare so well as
during the past few days, when such
ja large proportion has been
f successful. A™ dozen : maiden three-
Lyear-o!d colts and geldings will
{contend for ya parse in the
t op*ni^g event. F. Xeugent looks
\u2666 ranch the best of the lot- Calniar and
}Al LJndley loom zs - the " contenders, i
ISt. Eltnwood has" an outside chance.;
Four of the Seld | are 'starting here ;
for the first t£m<?.
"The second wi ft be a five and a!
(half f crlo&g selling affair for three- j
year-olds. GaJvestonia ; should win.
jwith La Rose and "Coco close ap. Oth- !
I ers that look to a "chance are
I Menden. Korosilany, '. Peligroso and i
I Pescadera.
If Ed \u25a0 LJlburn runs his race he!
! shoald abont win* the third, for three- ]
I year-olds and uj> at six furlongs. He has ;
j started but twice at the meeting, and i
j was off poorly both times. Roscoe i
showed speed "his last time out and
will probably be fit today. He Is a
fair performer when he is in form.
Golden Rule's last -race .was bad. bat
he may do better today. Triumphant
Is likely to be a dangerous competitor.
The Only "Way,.: has shown epeeA in
bis last two outs, asd should be able
to take the measure of the bad bunch
sin the fourth. -Hooligan's last race
f was aa Improvement on his previous 1
\ form, and he will be a keen contender.
Sir Carter has changed hands, and
may be the surprise of the race.
The condition of - the track will cut
considerable figure in. the outcome of
the fifth, a selling atfair for four
year-olds and up at a mile. If the
track is muddy/ Jackfuil is likely to
win: if beaTy. Prestige's chances will
be increased. Graphite. Cloche d'Or.
Baker and. tbe others to be corsidered.
The race has a very open look.
The final race will be a purse event
for three-year-olds and up over the
Futurity course. Escamado and Nonie
Lucille figure close to win. Lucille has
the early speed, but -Escamado closes s
like a cyclone., and if Miller, who is 1
likely to ride him. ; can keep close up j
in the early running he may be able
to ron over his field in the stretch
driTe. "Neither Tocolaw. nor, Instructor
have ! shown ?tfc*ir good*, form- of last
season. Wee- Lass: -was a frequent
winner in the East last summer, but
will probably need the race. El Prl
mero Is still a maiden.
Entries at Emeryville
The entries asd weights for today's
races at Emeryville are as follows:
FIRST RACE— Parse: £re fcrk»«*: najdeas;
three-year-colt* aa«l eeldio^:
....-Mitre (Sterat 100
235 Boalta «WlllUrs*) 112 |
1 2«4 Al Lladiey (Toois^T) 103
253 Ca^ntr (Jaeissea) 10?!
2*3 J«rf ul <TraTers> 100 I
235 St. E;=tt »i (ScAn Vi-;t SUalel ' 112j
264 K*ro!yl (Keese BrM.) i ICO J
Kokocao (T. H. Byaa) ltd j
After&uttfc (Jesaiapt) 100
235 Bsraiaj Bs.«a .;«:ci Stzble*. ....1OT;
.... Lcre O Cold (J. May) 112
2«3 F. Aesjeat (Scbsalts & Co.) 109
SECOND RACE— Five aad a balf rcriocrs:
\u25baeUiif: ttree-year-o£4*:
265 Pescadera <B»w*U) 107
278 Coto «HaU 4c Mayball) 107
229 Po5!fT0«o iM«rr»2-» 107
m GalTwioalan (D Prisifrj Suble) .....112
; 271 La Bom (GrifSai .107 I
257 Tetrazzbl tK»rzwtaoi ..IC7J
27« »EiU Troe <R»a:*eyi 102J
229 Karosllasy (K«ene Brcs.t ....107}
IC2 Dcke cf Orleas* 4£to*eri 109
Darie Webber tC. C. JlcCaT*rtyj 109
Za Meridea (Flaej ...103
THIRD RACE— Six fexlcnri: »ellia8; tbn«
tp».-->;i- aad ap:
2O TrforspaaEt <Keea« Brw.) &*
254 Ko»«>e aiirdwty) 10©
2*2 Na?a (Alsleni . S3
254 Pris«f« Wteeler «Five) 104
72 Ed L::;;ib (Uacrue> .109
l&a Edcardo fStorer* IOS
i 2Cfi H&arp Boy >U~~n 10«
, d 154 Saeredw (UfGrathk . ....106
- &t53 Tbe Bepro&ate iHaH A MarOtaU) 1(4
Hfifi Potescia (&aitb» 104
224 Goidea Rale «K!rby» .1011
i 27S Ear!y Hoars t3cfeaffer> : .. 101
. * \u25a0
FOURTH RACE — oa* and a clztestb c3h:
f«Hinr; (oar-year-elds tni cp:
257 The Oaly Way (Wtftrr) 102
2&% SJr Carter (Bowell) '....'. 107
249 Rotroa iMsrpfay A TrcJtti 107
274 Royal R«J (Wallace A Hastings) .....107
274 Casexo <O!erd) 105
275 HocUzu fAna*tr<KZ> .107
295 Ptsaod <5<L.-erj 110
252 'list PeaderTast (X>aTla * Co.» ... 102
192 "Vlswoso (Aspleby A Co.): 102
250 l>ila HUI »BAt=ioat| .100
275 'Crfsll CMcXeHj ........100
236 Hippmaux (AU«a> >.....: i«7
FIFTH RACE — oa«i mOe; s»lllaf ; focr-year
otd« aad cp:
293 Baker (Morris) :.......... ...110
B«*4 Rey Dare (Hawte)s • —107
275 «Ray (Duierl ;...... 100
255 PresUje (Wa&erj .:.... .....IOS*
! 2M> MlchaeJ Jlelu^r {Smith Co.) 107]
2«2 GrapUte ISierra Xerada Stable^ . ... .107 I
2>5 Cloebe dOr fAreatronsf '..; HXi\
(2«» JackXall 1 UcXf z: . . 107 1
', SIXTH RACE— Fatority eosne? par«e; th.-f-e- 1
yesx-oJfis and c;«: \u25a0 - ... . . . •; j
S3 Tocolaw (Um&a) :...... ........... .112 j
(270) Fj«auauto (EowelD \u25a0-..; ICO
273 Instructor <Gi<>« i .U2L
258 El Priaero (Bshhria) ...'...... 105 |
1563 Wee Lass <Ha!l A Mtnlsall) , ..lOti
(2S4i XamSe LodUe rMcCaSerty) ..103 j
•Ap^tatlce allovaace. '
ACCEPTS OFFER TO
CARRY SUPPLIES
WASHINGTON*. Jan. s.— Secretary of
War.Taft. as president of , the American
National Red Cross, today sent a tele
gram addressed - to J E-V; H.-J Harriman.
executive offices Union": Pacific Railway,
New, York City, accepting^ bf»! offer of
the free" sen-ices of the San* Francisco
and Portland steamship lines for the
transportation supplies ; to] Shanghai
and Hongkong for^ the :fa*hilne sufferers
of China, and , thanking him ion behalf
of the Red Cross Society for the offer.-'
i\Th> Red Cross Society, which through
its .branches and various other agencies
Is making 'every ; effort •to ; sufn
clent contributions of money and food
stuffs to make up a T cargo ; f or^ shipment
to \u25a0 China 7»t fan early * date, , 'calculates
that* from ,$lOO,OOO ;^p: $150,000 will be
required* to) purchase* such cargo.
Norfolk Defeats Airs and Greeno in
Sensational Finish at Ascot
' . . . -• \u25a0 . \u25a0, i
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 3.— Racing atj
Ascot Park was vastly' improved today ;
over thai of last week. The warm sun ]
which has been playing oa the track
j for the last three, days has cade the
f course lightning fast, and as a conse
j quesce some of the best : races ever
I seen here are being polled oS. Thei
I weather is also having an effect on tise \u25a0
! attendance. One ol the smallest crowds!
\u2666 of the meeting was oat today, the peo-
Sple wio usually ro having taken ad
? vantage "of the sunny day? to visit out- j
'door resorts of pleasure and the:
I beaches.
j" In the second event today there was
a sensationaP finish of three horses
j wrthin the money. Almost from the
I start Airs, Norfolk asd Greeno raced in I
\ a bunch, and /coming into the stretch i
!a blanket wosld have covered the three.
Under the wire it looked like the finish
*of a three-horse Roman race, and it 1
I was only in the last stride that Pyne's ]
I game colt poked his* nose ahead of Airs. <
and that horse was only a head In irent
of Greeno.
In the third event Cotillion had so
I trouble in defeating Los Angeieco and j
i Freesias. The winner was well played j
• and quite, a crirsp •was "put in th« j
bookies* bank rolls.
"W. H. Carey took the fourth rac j to-* j
day, which was the featcre event, rnak- j
ing h!s first win for bis present own^r. \
R- F. Carman. The race was a re- I
markable one in several respects, as I
the winner carried top \u25a0weight, some- •.
thing he .has never done before. He:
J was ridden perfectly. From the start I
j to the stretch he j was simply breezed]
I along, and easily beat Tartan when j
] called upon. Tartan could not pack
j the weight and tired, when called on
|to run some. Carey was bought' two
• weeks ago by Carman for $»009. and \
\ this is his first dividend from the in- j
j vestment. J
Ascot Selections
Ffr%* race — Dr. I.osran, Satchel,
Tfaaddena.
Second race — Lord Manbop;,
Colonel Jarii.. Arime. •
Third race — E«<-alante, Gov
ernor Orman. I_ Gloria.
Fourth rae* — Varieties Yaa
Dn«en entrj". J. F. Doaobar.
Fifth rae*^ — Frajienelo, Dr.
Crook, Dnlclnea.
Sixth race— Lord of Forest, Use
of lAtr, .Niblick.
Ascot Entries
Flat rae*. has&cap t-.wjV-Uv. s&en
— erse— l63 Dr. Lcina 14?, 163 Tsj.Z'.*i3 12S.
2S 1 . 125 ' ICJ w - *—«**» I^. IS3 M*y S
135. 163 UUzlnzcz I_.
Second r»«, port*, six fcrlocjs — (140 V L«s>J
Staafeope 110, 136 Arista 110. 136 CbL Jack 110,
(I'M) Ze£h=s lia 13« An»da 110. XiTirra
110. 136 May L X 1(C. llh EUneer lGa, IS
Irl_ 3UH 100, 157 SiaaJaa II S3, 157 Uisa
HiSTir S5.
Tnlrd ra«. pen*, fstsrtty cecrse— llo Don
Doseo 119. 151 Dars_i 113. 181 E<*alasi* 107.
119 Hsrilasr 104. . Caplusso 103, ifti Eicpxro
ICI. (90> GoTtracr Oraoa 100. X Elrfct aad
Trse 101. 12 Mlatla *S, Ee^wcil II M&ue La
Gloria 92.V _••-..-
Focrti rue. hxnAle»p. t_> aad a - ti:?*zt> —
Lsiin 112. fIGS» Vt:>:!i» IOS. 172 »I>e»tx Mil
ler MS. ITS *S«pr«a* Coert 104. 172 J. F.
Dooofcr* IC7. IZ4 Oratorlaa 100. 123 Jests S3.
171 yaiict 92. 166 Olio 92. (IS6> Wooliiarp*
Si. .
.Firth or*. »ni2?. fire aad a half fcrlttr*—
155 Coexslda 107. 145 Ddctae* IC7. 164 Go&ea
Hotter IC7. 136 Goc_l« 100. 155 E_ T. Frrei
112. 145 Plsll Ijroe 112. Cavotiaa 107. 117 Bis
Store HO. 140 El Ctzidcr IC2. 153 Dr. Crook
104. 13s Bar Cna IC9. U3 Frascstto 104.
sii:!s race. wlliajr. six rcrkc^s — 174 E*jr;lt
113. Bocstaittxst 113. IC9 B*n 110. U22)
Lord of Format 110, Gaa<i«a=* 109. 171 Nib
lick: ICO. 190 Liae of Lire 107. Flnafoot IC7.
IGS Tajlo? G*or gre 107. 80 Daa CoUiaa IST. 142
Search Me 107.- 15* Promises** 102. 1® Fca
e«U IC2. 90 Kuipia IC2, (151) Sir Carotid
101.
•V»a Dosea entry, eocpled.
O'BRIEN'S CHARGES
STIR BRITAIN
LONDON, Jan. 3. — The matter of the
allegations of financial wrongdoing -on
the part of the Redmondite members
of the Irish party made In Cork on
December 31 by \u25a0William O'Brien is
promising' to become a serious matter.
The Irish people, tbe organ of Wil
liam O'Brien, publishes an editorial this
morning declaring that the records of
the alleged wrongful financial methods
of the Redmondites, the revelation of
which was threatened by Mr. O'Brien
in his speech at Cork, must be pro
duced before an Irish Jury, and that
this jury shall hear the-- full ; story, in
cluding a recital of the disposition of
the Immense sums obtained from the
United States and Australia, which, the
paper avers, were obtained under false
pretenses and which enabled the bosses
of the party to defy the people.
Daniel Sheehan. member of Parlia
ment from Mid Cork, has sent a letter
to John Redmond demanding apology
or reparation because the party stopped
his allowance, which action he attrib
utes to the Influence of Mr. Redmond,
and failing which he threatens - legal
proceedings.
MME.* MELBA CHEERED'' I.V
PERFORMANCE OF "TRATUTA"
Celebrated Singer Is Greeted Knibu
> \u25a0lastfeally by Xew Yorker*
- After I.onar Abaenee
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.— After an ab
sence Of several years Mme. Melba ap
peared as Violetta in "La TraviataV at
the Manhattan . Opera-house tonight.
Mme. Melba was warmly greeted when
she appeared in the first act, and at
its conclusion, after the famous aria,
there was cheering as well as applause,
and she was compelled to bow her ac
knowledgments s for several ; minutes.
• During the last, three curtain calls
Director Hammersteia also appeared on
the stage : and the \ cheering , was taken
up with renewed vigor.
CALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK
\u25a0\u25a0SEW YORK, Jan. 2.— The following
Californians are"; registered at Xew
York hotels: " '
San Francisco— W. M." Black. Ger
ard; Miss Brenner,; Hotel Woodstock;
Mrs." Larzelere,' Holland^ House; ; Miss
Newman, = Mrs. " J. Newman,-. Woodstock;
O. ; O. Seymour/ ilar lborou srh ; n ; 8. , ; C
Brooks, J Normandie; , 'J. : \u25a0 P. . Cheese
wright and .wife. New Amsterdam: A.*
R.i Patrick, Herald' Square; Mrs. H.. LJ
Smith. Broadway Central ; J. C. Thomp
son. ImperiaL"
Santa Rosa— G. IL Shull. Park Ave
nue. ;', ' : ' : ' -' \u25a0 '\u25a0'.. t " . .. .\u25a0''/ " "\u25a0 .
. ' San Diego— L Meyer,' Woodstock. v;
'; -Pasadena— W. A. Edwards, New Ara
sterdam. >^_B_9UHGBX___B«i3§£'
1 Los : Angeles— L. :, Meyer . and : 7 wife,
/Woodstock;] F. ; H.^Elliot.^ Albert: A.
Hoffman? and , wife. Hotel . Latham; J.
LJpman, Normandie
The Call's Ascot Park Track Form Chart
ASCOT. PASS. Jts. I. YS.~.— TiirtSKS <S*y- WtaP ese«i=«. I £?_^r^* J^^i <^'
Ocioc*-! A.' IT. Et^ilvx^ jzrsLtizx Jziz*: Sirltri Irwjrr. Kcat. TTe»t3^-r tvr*x. itj^«- >-*~_2i
1n C FIEST EACE— «Ir izzjeczs; sefitsg; tirt*-y«*r-oki» tsA eysrari; raise o — it A *^i-;
ladex-I Hera» a=J Owraa. jWr^i. U % %> atr. Ka._ > Jxz*7 ;<^ Ci
133 arfcsr*. s #r. wrizti* iiea 2 ... 1* ss - i li 1 "" 1 ' "
14i lAHeri«Ju 3 {J- J- W«i6> J S&- 5 ... 2 *i 1 S 1^23 ll™*^* ""I \u25a0*% \V*
113 jCtaspiaa. 4 »A 1 Goo&za, «WTi s ... SI 4ij 4 1 Jtl Boeder — — -J .* .^,
1« a. Cir.*-ji C «/. W. Cnix=i>;iC&iO ... »3 »Si 31 55 s^«sa I'/»-' i?
151 j.sc««iet 4a. li. Stakes* '.IlOTj 9 ... 19 Tl9 * * H * ' J 2^': V /if . •?«
161 fT»xer. 5 (W. T. Axlerw).. ICT 3 ... 42 Tl «*,"* ',v*^s«3 -.-I r«» J*
33 |Cot Jewe2. 4 /V«a !«»«)... ICTi ( ... SI *h »1 *4 JC. Gras ....!. •2» J^»
.... |Tra=sc«T. 5 ilin. StsU} tLT T ... 9 1 * »,13 311 2 JLCzrrsS ...J, r» -£
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Proper Assigned Top Weigh t
for Follansbee Handicap
Haadicapper Egbert announced yes
terday *the weights for the Follans
bee lightweight handicap at six fur
longs, which will be the stake fea
ture of next Saturday's card at
Emeryville. The race will be a very
valuable one to the winner, as there
have been 117 nominations for it- The
Jockey club will add KOOO.
Proper, winner of the New eTar's
handicap, has been assigned top weight
of 133. The handicapper evident
ly - entertains a high regard for
Nealon. as he asks the son of Sain
to carry 13?. which weight is also
assigned to Shot Gun. The latter has
a great reputation for packing weight,
but the distance will probably bother
him. Tbe same thing applies to Cruza
dos. who gets in with 130. Loglstllla
is asked to carry 125. The route is
so short that she will hardly start,
even should the going be good. Col
lector Jessup, F. W. Barr and Sir Ed
ward are rated about on a par by the
handicapper, with an impost of 122
pounds. Tony Faust gets In with 119,
which is three pounds more than • the
weight carried to victory In the
stake last year by Dr. Gardner. Na
tive Son, with whom Tony Faust
matched up closely at shorter dis
tance. Is asked to carry 112, Woolma
111 and Miss Offlcious, Barney Schrei
ber*s promising filly, 106.
The full list of the weights follows:
Proper !33|Ua# of Gold 112
Nealca* .......:....132S\Vuohna ...11l
Snotroa-.. ..'..l32' Petit Due ..........111
Dr. Le~o lOllStr Biusell .../....HO
CoswCiesse ...... ..130iEarl f:cc?rs ,110
Xer* Lee 130jB=dg« 1110
NEW YORK'S TRADE
IS ENORMOUS
-NEW TORK, Jan. x 2.— The total value
of appraised merchandise received at
New York la 1905 was SSS.OOO,OOO Ia ex
cess of. that of 1905, according to a re
port made public today by Edward S.
Fowler, appraiser of the port. The
amount in ISO 6 was $?ST,S»S.-t»S and in
1905 $705,011,457.
The Importation -of precious stones,
cut and uncut, and . pearls during tbe
year. just ended amounted to J43.373.455,
as against $37,145,341 for 1905.
In 1905 1551 automobiles, including
12S domestic cars, of the total ap
praised value of J5.455.659 vrere ixa
ported at - this port, • the correspoadlaff
figures^for.lSOS being 1054, including
eighty domestic valued at 53.57-.JSr.
CALIFORNIANS^ '.IX PARIS
PARIS.' Jan.' J.— r Dr. and Mrs, John _
Benef e : of ' San" Francisco registered, at
The Call-Herald bureau today.
Cr=_ dsa 13*Es*ert M. ::;-.: ....ll>
Glaene 12S ILsCa ..... ....!. ...laiO,
LoyiKHla ...125 Viaeirar 821 ......;ll»
IVaa Hi-=ntoa 127 l V*la(teU . — .i..:>.1C9
Fteia2 127 Erbrit A»«Tt i....:.1C»
Bsrielsa :..._sLa=ra F M...^. ...:.:*»
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Joecad 125 _c=<!t • .:...;. .!•-!»,
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Mansard 124 'JLr_B> ..i ;;;.'... v..J.«»-
Rapid "Xater 124 Biana \u25a0...'.\u25a0\u25a0....:..-l('jf
Coliectcr Je^ss . .. _r Oe AZSers ......-.«, .1^*
Cera 81«*.«X3 122 M. A. P—re11.!..;..!^
F. VT. Barr IZZ daznterSz* '.;.\u25a0;.^ipi-
Sir Edward 122 Pcet«wr \u25a0..V..-.J.. i '.l«s:
Tcny Fa_t 119 Prrjtsilrfo
Rubric llSClaae* Dut_ .....Ji.liPT
Lisaro 119 Wee Lass .- ....-^....iUTT
Roby i-.H^'lliaa'CfSrioca -J^.;..l»"«i-
Bob Eagoa .... ....11? Vox Pcpsli. .....ii.lj?*
True Wtas lIS BUjx . '..;..«. .;UfS'
Eotre Nona HSGesiaeQ .....^...l^l**!:
Martlzunas US AUerSca ...... .w..i.i.ii"«»
Prtnce»» Tltaala llS'Saerwiiss (...i..,.,^*.
Gtdd Enamel 119 Fra™oel!o- ......,,...I^V
Aafirtw B. C00k... 117 Mertar» ...........If3i
Tocolaw llTiMartKicr -.1.,.-.1C3.
BUbtftil .117,Fre<! tf „*_**}... ;.K,V
Gateway U7;Seaocl BmU '.I;.!**:
Beolstted 116 SeTenfill .- Its'
Phalaax lie:s*_r_i ...;;j«
Marraoe 115 Mabel H<_aa6pr. ..-..JOSi
Standorer llSFalr Fasct .^_l«v«- i
Hector ...UsCcea> ™104,
GaldlEg Star 113 Part_« Jeaste .M.IC2. M .1C2-
Caaardo ...... .....HSIRed Ball ........-^".lf3i
Clydeo IIS-'Xtitre ... : ....IC3 !
Jodge .115 Day Star .•\u25a0..Y.1«3
Cloudllsht 114 Boaltx .."...../.....irj •
Colocaade IUSt. Emirood. ;.....IC2
Ka_Us lUlTalnstaa ..:.......lrt
Sosanaald ll«rBo_T«r=r» ...-,. V.-.1C3
I'm Joe U3Pe9ndera ......i....10f
Gra.«»<ratter 112 Bashthcrpe "-\u25a0.-.\u25a0.101
St. Fraacla 112'ArdeB**
Ocyrob* 112*Aa_a .......lw'
Ed Sheridaa 112iUeadei>' ....100
CcsTed^rate 112 Se— a Bells ICO
M*ry F 112: May Aicelia .......1«>
Masdatcr 112 Trl_sphaat ...100
EedTonl 112 MSra=s# \m
Jo* Cirry mfAlaaeo ica
Xitrre Sao 112;
ASSESSMENT RATE
IS ATTACKED
SPRINGFIEKD. UL, Jaa. ;. — The
action of the State Board of Eo._d_a-*
tion in fixing 70 per cent of the value
of real and personal property ia th«!
State for assessment purposes this'
year is to be attacked.
A motion was made in the Suprerse
Co-urt this afternoon by Joan M. Dusy
and William B. Fle_~s, ', represent!"**
Corporation Cocssel J_aea Hajniitc."
Lewis aad Mayor Edward E. Derm* of
Chicago. &3ki2gr leave to file a >atition
for a zoaadaaas wtth a fia-c* of re
c.uirtag the board to place the rull
valuation upon property for purposes
cf taxation.
A Georgia jadg« has d«dd«d that it
is the d.aty of every naaa to kiss his
wif« whea ha raturaa hosae. Toe Judge
is no doubt married aad >i«t learned a
f«w > tM ass ttat ax« cot la ta* lav

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